First Look: Pwnage for 2.0

I used pwnage to jailbreak my phone and initially everything was working well, app store apps and cydia apps coexisted today. All of a sudden today app store apps stopped working. They crash whenever I try to launch them and it's happening to all of them. I have restored the entire phone but it's still doing the same thing. Any ideas?

I i pwnage my iphone 2g just to unlock it from at&t do i have to install the installer or can i untick and still unlock the iphone
Thanks Tom

so i was able to get this installed and working....well....not really working. after everything was restored, i can no longer use wifi on my ipod touch. that's a pretty big problem.

signal is strong, is working on my laptop, but the ipod touch keeps timing out. i tried removing the network and reconnecting, and that didn't work.

anyone else having these problems or have any ideas of what to do??

I'm just wanting to get SSH capability out of my iphone, with pre 2.0 I loved having a fully functioning terminal on my phone, I could SSH into my linux servers on the go =)

sure would appreciate any advice here-
i'm getting a free hand-me-down 1st gen iphone. it was bought unlocked from china right in the begining, unlocking method's unknown, and still running 1.1.1 :-( does show up in itunes on my mac, but there's squat i can do with it. any idea how to upgrade firmware/jailbreak without bricking it?

For anyone interested in disabling EDGE on iPhone 2.0 Software: I found a quite easy way to do it using configuration profiles. You can read more about it on my blog post:
http://www.eidac.de/?p=13

I will say, it _would_ be nice if they were to simply put a checkbox into the UI for folks who have a standard AT&T iPhone and would like to keep it that way. Because, for someone who really doesn't even need to know what a bootloader is, it'd be good UI design to keep them from having to make a decision based on such knowledge. "If you wish to unlock your iPhone, check this box." Is there any other reason (besides unlocking) that I'd want to use BootNeuter?

Ok. I tried manually putting my iPhone into DFU mode, because Pwnage kept giving me the DFU error. Then, after successfully putting it into DFU mode manually, Pwnage kept giving me the instructions, instead of realizing that it was already in DFU mode. I decided to Restore it in iTunes, but this gave me the 1600 error. I continued to try this, and eventually iTunes stopped recognizing my phone. Currently, my phone is stuck in DFU mode and cannot be restored by iTunes, as it doesn't see it. There seems to be no way to get my iPhone out of DFU mode without iTunes or Pwnage. Any ideas.

Erica - are you actually going to use it as a phone? Or complain again that the phone is bad because your hands are too small and you don't know how to use a headset?

Please make your posts smaller on the main page, and save the egregious basking-in-your-own-self-hacker-love for after the jump.

Be forewarned....this is not a simple process. It's not difficult either. I ran into a few snags, but was able to work through them. #1. Pwnage might not be able to put your phone in DFU mode. That's okay, you'll get a screen that says failed. Just exit out, fire up iTunes and put the phone into DFU manually; then restore to the custom firmware. Also, make sure you have the new folder created, ~/library/iTunes/Device Support, and nothing is in that folder.

FYI DFU mode is different from recovery mode. DFU mode, the screen looks off. Recovery mode will show a picture of you needing to plug into iTunes.